Appropriate Electrode Locations for Measuring EMG at Trapezius Muscle Considering the Influence of Trunk Inclination
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概要
著者
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SEO Akihiko
Department of Management Systems Engineering, Tokyo Metropolitan Institute of Technology
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Seo A
Department Of Public Health Hiroshima University School Of Medicine
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Seo Akihiko
Department Of Intelligent Systems Graduate School Of Engineering Tokyo Metropolitan Institute Of Tec
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YOSHINAGA Fumitaka
Department of Public Health, Hiroshima University School of Medicine
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UDA Shinichi
Department of Public Health,Hiroshima University School of Medicine
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Uda Shinichi
Department Of Public Health Hiroshima University School Of Medicine
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Yoshinaga F
Hiroshima Univ. School Of Medicine Hiroshima Jpn
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Yoshinaga Fumitaka
Department Of Public Health Hiroshima University School Of Medicine
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